Install Git and Connect to GitHub: Local Setup Explained | Lesson 05

Install Git and Connect to GitHub: Local Setup Explained. In this lesson: Find official installation instructions and verify Git Distinguish author identity from authentication Set and inspect commit identity at the intended scope Verify read access to the intended private repository Lesson 05 of the Digital Tech-IQ Git and GitHub course. Follow the full course in order, or use this lesson to practice this specific skill. Full course:    • Git & GitHub Complete Course | From First ...   Chapters 00:00 Bring Git onto your computer 00:37 Three checks with different jobs 01:17 A terminal is a conversation 01:53 Find the official installation guide 02:23 Choose the Windows instructions 02:58 Install first, then open a fresh terminal 03:37 Return to the live Git console 04:09 Check that Git is installed 04:44 Desktop or command line 05:21 Check the credential helper 05:53 Your author label is not your login 06:31 Global and local settings 07:12 Set a sample commit name 07:44 Choose an email you mean to share 08:24 Set a sample commit email 09:01 Quiet success still needs a check 09:41 Read back the commit name 10:13 Read back the commit email 10:48 Sign in privately, then resume 11:32 Read access is a precise claim 12:10 Verify the private repository connection 12:47 Fix the right problem 13:26 Your local setup challenge 14:04 Ready for a local working copy Practice in your own learning repository. Pause, try the steps, and check the result before continuing. Narration is AI-generated. Captions use estimated timing. #GitHub #Git #LearnGitHub